Sternoclavicular joint infection: A comparison of two surgical approaches

Keyphrases

• Surgical Approach 100%
• Sternoclavicular Arthritis 100%
• Wound Care 100%
• Debridement 60%
• Flap 60%
• Open Wound 60%
• Clavicle 40%
• Resection 40%
• First Rib 40%
• Open Groups 40%
• Flap Closure 40%
• Manubrium 40%
• Advancement Flap 40%
• Comorbidity 20%
• High Incidence 20%
• Incidence of Complication 20%
• Retrospective Review 20%
• Hematoma 20%
• Reoperation 20%
• Perioperative Complications 20%
• Survivors 20%
• Length of Hospital Stay 20%
• Closure Technique 20%
• Hospital Mortality 20%
• Wound Healing 20%
• Single-stage 20%
• Radiological Findings 20%
• Wound Complications 20%
• Symptom Duration 20%
• Partial Resection 20%
• Unsatisfactory Outcome 20%
• Wound Closure 20%
• Seroma 20%
• Conventional Open 20%
• Pectoralis Major 20%
• Open Debridement 20%
• Muscle Advancement 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgical Approach 100%
• Wound Care 100%
• Sternoclavicular Joint 100%
• Infectious Arthritis 100%
• Debridement 80%
• Open Wound 60%
• Surgery 60%
• Clavicle 40%
• Manubrium 40%
• Rib 40%
• Hematoma 20%
• Reoperation 20%
• Peroperative Complication 20%
• Hospital Mortality 20%
• Wound Complication 20%
• Wound Healing 20%
• Wound Closure 20%
• Seroma 20%
• Comorbidity 20%